Rare is the day that I praise La Cucaracha, but the excellent aping of exaggerated dialect here made me laugh. 
This comic is hilarious because the TSA is teaching your children to stick their fingers up other children's butts. True story.
I actually think Marmaduke is better than La Cucaracha. Each comic has a fairly limiting premise--"big dog" in the former, "cockroach that rants about politics" in the latter--that's rarely funny on its own. But despite all of La Cucaracha's various gimmicks (correspondence, politicians monologueing, Boondocks homages, etc.), it doesn't have offer any departure from its basic premise funnier than Marmaduke's more surreal turns.
This should probably be the heading of every installment of La Cucaracha.
Considering that this comic appears to be predicated on the notion that dogs dislike the smell of underwear, it's quite clear that Lalo Alcaraz has never actually met a dog.
This comic is hilarious because the talking cockroach doesn't understand how global warming works.
This comic is hilarious because Lalo Alcaraz has discovered Photoshop and thinks it makes him clever.
La Cucaracha continually proves that glib liberal tropes are every bit as annoying as glib conservative tropes.
Considering that it would be virtually impossible to make La Cucaracha any worse, there's a distinct possibility that a real Mel Gregvin could actually marginally improve the strip. Gregvin isn't real, of course, being instead a cheap caricature of what Lalo Alcaraz imagines a Nebraskan to be, so La Cucaracha will continue to suck just as much as it always has.
This comic is hilarious because La Cucaracha actually somehow is worse than Marmaduke.
Speaking of homages, here's La Cucaracha helpfully showing us what the The Boondocks would have been like had it sucked as much as La Cucaracha.
Child abuse: Still hilarious when it happens to a celebrity.
Child abuse is hilarious when it happens to a celebrity.
Look, if you're going to insist on making lame jokes about Twitter, you should at least get the details right.
